Seth Rollins shows up to start the show. He acknowledges Dean Ambrose for bringing his A-game to Money In The Bank last night, then says Ambrose's A-game isn't as good as his. He names down a list of people to thank, which consists only of himself and nobody else. He then tells everyone to take a good look at the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, as he says LeBron James will never bring a championship to Cleveland, Ohio. Suddenly, Dean Ambrose shows up. Ambrose and Rollins waste no time going at each others' throats, and even though Ambrose is walking upright perfectly, Rollins tries to work on it again only for Ambrose to fight back. Rollins retreats, and Ambrose grabs a steel chair and a microphone, threatening to hold a sit-in until Rollins comes back.
As Dean Ambrose continues to sit in wait, Triple H and Stephanie McMahon tell Seth Rollins they take his list of thanks from earlier very seriously. They have a plan for taking care of Ambrose. As for what's next for Rollins, Triple H and Stephanie tell him he'll find out at the end of the night.
Ambrose is sitting in the ring when Sheamus shows up. Sheamus calls Ambrose a loser for his crushing defeat last night, and that he's here as per Triple H and Stephanie McMahon to kick his head clean off his shoulders. This starts a match.
Dean Ambrose beats Sheamus when Sheamus tries to retreat only to have his escape route cut off by Randy Orton. After the match, Orton goes straight for Sheamus and gives him a beatdown before he retreats.
Seth Rollins tries to get J&J Security (Joey Mercury and Jamie Noble) to tell him who Triple H and Stephanie McMahon have lined up for him, but Jamie Noble says they don't know and thinks that Joey Mercury should have a shot at Rollins. Rollins thinks J&J Security are trying to get their jobs back, but Joey insists that he can't wait to get a golden opportunity at him.
We see excerpts of classic Dusty Rhodes matches throughout the show.
R-Truth shows up with a toilet plunger and a white bedsheet for a royal cape, but finds out he's in a match with King Barrett. He manages to beat Barrett in seconds, only to be hit with a Bull Hammer. Barrett then teats Truth's paper crown and stomps on his bedsheet cape before telling Truth he is making a mockery of his royal title.
Major label recording artist MGK meets the Superstars and Divas of the WWE.
Kevin Owens shows up, fresh off of a loss last night which drove him to injure John Cena after the match with a powerbomb into the ring apron. He says that Cena forced him to do that after Cena told him he belonged in the ring with all these people, which he took as an insult as he doesn't need Cena to validate that. He calls Cena a bad winner for trying to shake hands with him after last night's match, and says it's Cena trying to hog the spotlight. He then demands Cena/Owens III...for the United States title. Since Cena's out tonight, he decides to hold an open challenge for the NXT Championship. Dolph Ziggler answers the challenge, saying he's had to scratch and claw his way to everything he's earned in the WWE, and that tonight will be no different. Before the match starts, however, Owens states he did not explicitly state that he was defending the NXT Championship, effectively making this a non-title match.
Kevin Owens beats Dolph Ziggler.
Paige holds an emergency meeting with all the other Divas, trying to get them to band together against The Bella Twins (Brie and Nikki Bella). Nobody is biting, even when she says she's challenged The Bellas to a 2-on-1 handicap match. When the Bellas show up and put down Paige, everyone else leaves.
Kane beats Randy Orton after Sheamus shows up and Kane uses the opportunity (and his Director of Operations powers) to make the rest of the match no-holds-barred. Sheamus puts Orton down with a Brogue Kick and Kane makes the cover.
Backstage, Kane runs into Seth Rollins. Rollins runs his mouth, but Kane tells him he's not the man and that he's really an idiot. Rollins tells Kane that he's always had someone holding his hand, and when he namedrops Paul Bearer, Kane goes nuts. Rollins tells Kane to hope he's not his next opponent.
Ryback guests on commentary for the next match.
The Miz beats Big Show by count-out when Big Show chops Miz in front of the commentary before tossing Miz into Ryback. Ryback and Show almost come to blows before Miz gets back in the ring and the bell rings, indicating that Show has lost by count-out. Show chases Miz out of the ring, then retreats before Ryback can hit him with a Meat Hook.
Roman Reigns shows up. He's not happy with Bray Wyatt ruining everything last night and calls him out. Wyatt appears on the TitanTron, calling the Money In The Bank Briefcase "his destiny," and makes it clear he wants revenge on Roman for spoiling his chance at glory. He is then seen looking at a picture of Roman Reigns with his daughter after asking why they should fight so close to Father's Day and set a bad example.
The Bella Twins (Brie and Nikki Bella) beat Paige in a 2-on-1 handicap match.
Machine Gun Kelly performs his latest hit, "A Little More." After the performance, Kevin Owens shows up and confronts him before he powerbombs him off the edge at the top of the ramp and into a table below.
Neville and The Prime Time Players (Darren Young and Titus O'Neil) beat The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Big E, Xavier Woods).
Kane and Dean Ambrose talk in the locker room. Ambrose says he lives for getting the WWE World Heavyweight Championship right now, and asks Kane what he lives for. Kane doesn't really seem to have an answer.
Triple H and Stephanie McMahon show up. Stephanie announces that disciplinary action will be taken against Kevin Owens for his actions towards MGK. Triple H then says that Jamie Noble, Joey Mercury and Dean Ambrose will not be Seth Rollins' next opponent. Suddenly, Seth Rollins shows up and says it doesn't matter who his opponent is as HHH and Stephanie were right when they said nobody can take the WWE World Heavyweight Championship from him. Triple H and Stephanie McMahon want to see if Rollins can evolve under pressure, and his next opponent is none other than Brock Lesnar, who hasn't been seen since the Raw after WrestleMania 31. Lesnar slowly slinks out of the ring and Lesnar just continues to stare at him.
Here are the top 10 moments from tonight's show!
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